Guitar World: December 2013 Videos
These videos are bonus content related to the December 2013 issue of Guitar World. For the full range of interviews, features, tabs and more, pick up the new issue on newsstands now, or in our online store.
Column Videos
• Man of Steel with Steel Panther's Satchel: Utilizing Drop-D Tuning, and How to Play “Glory Hole”
• Wild Stringdom with John Petrucci: Recognizing Repetitive Fretboard Shapes on All String Groups
• Rockin' The Country with Joe Don Rooney: How I Adapted a Hit Song’s Recorded Guitar Parts for the Concert Stage
• String Theory with Jimmy Brown: Crafting Melodies Over a Standard Minor-Key Jazz Progression and Bossa Nova Groove
• Metal For Life with Metal Mike: Creating Powerful Licks and Rhythm Parts from Two-String Ideas
• In Deep with Andy Aledort: Improvising with Two-Note Harmonies, Part 2
• Hole Notes: Monitoring the Pulse of Nancy Wilson’s Awe-Inspiring Acoustic Work
• Talkin' Blues: The Guitar Work of Earl Hooker, Part 1
Gear Videos
• Review: PRS Guitars S2 Series
• Review: Marshall Amplification JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Head
• Review: Antares AT-200 Auto-Tune Complete Pack Software
• Review: MusicVox Space Cadet 12-String Guitar
• Review: Lace Lifers Scott “Wino” Weinrich Signature Pickups
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